Come Prepared To Buy, and Save On These Specials
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Swinging to the Ea£t * Now!
On Tuesday, September Ist, twenty-five Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association
warehouses will be opened to receive, for orderly marketing, Eastern North jGa^o
lina's quota of a 200 million pound delivery goal fixed for the 1925 season.
In the South Carolina belt, where Association warehouses have been open less
than a month, the delivery has been gratifying to every loyal member of the Associ
ation in the three states.
The sixty-five per cent cash advance to members in the South Carolina belt has
compared so favorably with the auction floor average that as a result of an almost
unanimous appeal Association officials were persuaded to reopen the books and give
to non-members an opportunity to profit by delivery of their 1925 crop to the Associ
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"They have been through burning fires of arbitrary pricefixing," Governor Mc-
Leod, South Carolina's Governor told five thousand North Carolina? Farmers in
Cleveland County last week, "and Cooperative Marketing has proven their Salvation."
The prosperity of Eastern North Carolina towns is dependent upon the prosperity
of Eastern North Carolina farms. The progress of these towns is inseparably linked
with the profit of the farms.
If the bankers and merchants of Eastern Carolina extend a cooperative hand to
the farmer, the healthy progress for which every town strives will come. Straining
suspenders in an effort to build smokestacks is of no consequence unless the town has
the good will and whole-hearted support of the farmers in its trade territory.
South Carolina Tobacco Growers are pointing the way to Farm Prosperity and
Community Progress.
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Next Tuesday the following cooperative warehouses will be open to receive the
tobacco of Association members:
Ayden, Burgaw, Clinton, Farmville, Freemont, Goldsboro, Greenville, Kinston,
Maysville, New Bern, Pinetops, Richlands, Robersonville, Rocky Mount, Smithfield,
Snow Hill, Spring Hope, Tarboro, Wallace, Warsaw, Washington, Wendell, Zebulon,
Wilson and Windsor.
THE TOBACCO GROWERS COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION
For Friday September 4 - - Dollar Day Only
We are offering the astounding special values listed below. Among these offerings Will be found many staple items of merchandise, things that yon need every day
in the year. They are not shopworn or out of season but were bought a few days ago especially for DOLLAR DAY here. They represent the best; offers ever made
p. —? — 1 s
One lot of Men's Heavy grey work One lot of Men's $2.00 English Broad One lot of ladies' silk hose, the best
socks, 20c values, 10 pairs SI.OO cloth shirts, white and tan w ....._..5i.00 SOS hose made, pairs t -..51.00
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_, Onytotof 15c DressJStagham* ©nelotof Mt»'s yi nn One Tot of Urge size 22x45 inches.
yards SI.OO Turkish towels, 4 for SI.OO
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One lot of yard-wide Homespun, 10 One lot of ladies' sport ribbed hose, one lot of Mercerised napkins, 12 for SI.OO
yards —-r SI.OO 35c values, 8 pairs - SI.OO \
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One lot of wide lace and banding, 50c . One lot of mercenzed table damask,
lace, 5 yards *I.OO . . ' $1.50 value, 2 ya«k wide SI.OO
One lot assorted color suitings, special
One lot of broken size ladies' Oxfords goods fo^Bollool dresses, 50c values, one lot of and boy s 35c Bocks
$3.50 to $5.00 values, on dollar day ..SI.OO 3 yards for SI.OO 5 pair .>. " SI.OO
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SELL YOUR TOBACCO IN WILIJAMSTON AND GET THE HIGHEST PRICES—SHOP AT OUR STORE AND SAVE MONEY ON YOUR PURCHASES—
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Harrison Brothers and Company
Williamson's Leading Department Store
THE KNTKEPRIBB WILUAMBTON, N. C
OLD MAN fc GOl»4'
-it> MAWtfine rich
WIDOW WHO OWNS FOUR.
FARM* 6OIS& HBT
LOVtSTHI CfcOUMO
SMB VMIUC* ON/
GEORGE W. BLOUNT AND COMPANY
HAS BEEN IN BUSINESS HERE FOR
MORE THAN A QUARTER CENTURY
G. W. Blount and Company, one of
mercantile establishments
in Martin county, is outstanding in
many ways. During the twenty-ftve
anymore years in business, this
company, by careful and painstaking
efforts, fair and square business deal
ings, and a habit of looking at
things from the customer's viewpoint,
have a well-earned reputation for a-
Most^^
Successful ■
k Treatment ' V
of the Century I
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I Sold Everywhere
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HARRISON BROTHERS AMU COMPANY
IS ANOTHER OF WILLIAMS'!UN'S BIG
STORES; IMMENSE STOCK IS CARRIED
The story of the growth and pro
gress of the commercial hiaiory of
Williamston, is splendidly portrayed
in the wonderful success of the large
mercantile establishment of Harrison
Brothers and Company, located 011
Main street, which concern is looked
upon as one of the leading mercan
tile operators of enterprising business
methods in this entirs section. This
well-known concern bears an envir
able reputation for high grade goods
of all kinds, and a name for uniform
fair dealing that has acquired a very
large and satisfied regular patronage
mong all clsses of purcnasers. An
bo ve-board business, methods that only
such things can obtain. That the pub
lic appreciates their efforts is proven
by the tact that maiiy ol their cus
tomers of today are people who have
been dealing with them for the past
many years.
Messrs. G. W. Blount and K. P.
Cunningham, owners, are reckoned
iv. o of the most able business men
01 the county, they are leaders in
church circles, and prominent, in all
the conimercial, social ana religious
affairs of ihe community. No move
ment that is of a worthy nature is
allowed to pass, and this concern is,
a loyal supporter of the local Cham
ber of Commerce.
A new shipment of goods has just
arrived, and you'll And at their store
the many articles that go to make (he
interior of a home.
NOTICE OF SALE i~
Under and by virtue of die power
of sale contained in that certain
Deed of Trust executed to the under
signed Trustee on the Bth Way of
February. 11>24, by J. D. Uowen and
wife, and of record in the Martin
County Public Registry, in ljmok Q-2,
page 66, securing a certain bond of
even date therewith, and the stipula
tions not havinp been complied with,
an dat the request of the holder of
said bond the undersigned Trustee
will, on the Ist day of October, 1926,
tat 12 o'clock, in front of the Court-
immense* stuck of high class dry
goods, notions, men's and women's
clothing from the best Known tailor
ing houses in the country, standard
makes of shoes, household articles,
'lhe millinery and ladies' ready-to
wear department are the most exten
sive in this section, and her»«*ure em
ployed the most efficient trimmers
and salesladies.
The tirm oi Harrison .Brothers" and'
Company has been successfully con
ducted for a period of fifteen years,
keeping the old patrons and constant
ly adding new ones. The policy of le •
tirm is to keep the stock constantly
OH the move, and in conaetjuence -it
is always seasonable, and so large
and varied that every tasta and purse
can be satisfied.
The members, Messrs. R. E. Rob
erson, L. ft, Harrison and X. F.
Harrison, are representative business
men, men wlio are imbued with that
progressive spirit that identities them
with the commercial growth and ma
terial prosperity of this section. This
firm is a loyal member of the Cham
ber of Commerce, and backs those
movements that go to make a better
town and county.
house door ot Martin County ott'er at
public auction, to the highest bidder,
for ca»h, the following described tract
of land:
Bounded on the North by land M.
1). Wilson on the East by land J V\ .
Watts on the South and West by lamlt!
Sallie Wilson.
This property is "subject to u lien
to the Federal Farm Loan Hank in
the sum of $'2,(100.00.
This 25th day of August, 15)25.
I). L>. STALLS, Trustee.
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NOTICE
North Carolina,
Martin Coun*". »
The undersigned, having qualified as
Administrator of the estate of J. L.
Harrell, deceased, all persons having
claims against *aid estate Hre-m»titio«l
to exhibit same to him or» or before
•he sth day of August, 15(26, or this
notice will he pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate
payment.
This the sth day of August,
B. A? CHITCHF.n, Aamr.
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